The Huron Expositor, 1953-01-30, Page 514.
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__Primo has- come for ,Seaforth and
Abe einxouncling district to tahe
(111.0tice1 of the Music talent whieh
Ilan been 41.7eloping at S.D.H.S.
...rover the last three Yearn.
The first chance people of Sear
forth will have to take notice of
this talent will be Saturaay morn, -
;Mg. Under the direction of Stan
2. ,Ehnith, the Grade IX girls' ohor-
ue broadcast over CKNK,
Wingham, at 11:15 to 11:45. From
twhat we have heard, the test can
be expected from these, young lad -
des, not only their voices, but their
,choice of songs -have a wide
Interest.
After Saturday's big show, .you'll
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We've Got To
MAKE ROOM
For the New '53
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For a
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1952 CHEV. SEDAN
Big Reduction to Clear
Also 1952 Chev. Pick -Up
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haVo, to malt a few swathe, go, Sea-:'
forth's feature innaie, attraction of
the year, the Glee Club operetta.
It is also under the direction of
Mr. 'Smith, who hopes to have it
ready by early April. This is the
largest undertaking the school has
assumed in the music field for,
many years.. The work involved
should reward with a big success.
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AnPther activity becoming very
successful is the tenth period Cam-
era Club. The club boo a large
number of members under the di-
rection of Mr. MacLeod, Bud Zeig-
ler and 'Dutch', who are two of
the more advanced members who
often come un with interesting
facts 'beneficial to everyone. The
big project at present is portrait
making ,of, the members in the club,
also the photographing of some ed -
FIDEL1Ty LODGE NO. 55, I.O.O.F.
REGULAR MEETING
REGULAR MEETING FEB. ,4th
Third Degree conferred by Fidelity
Lodge No. 66, Seaforth.
VICTOR LEE - Noble Grand
H. MeLDOD - Recording Sec.
EUCH'RE'
TUESDAY, FEB. 3rd
8:30 p.m.
I.O.O.F. Hall, Seafoi:th
Under auspices of
EDELWEISS REBEKAH LODGE
Proceeds to be donated to
Hospital Auxiliary
Lunch Served
ADMISSION 40c
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graratier rroafin the history
the StUdente' avrOte the.
Onnennntinnt. anking Itor, .pc -
qt Vamada'a iesdiog
Statesmen, Mr. West Was the first
to send 'his picture but some more
have been .promisrk for the' near'
futur13:
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Actikatetl is the word used to
describe Thursday night for the
high school students, The even-
ing started off with a skating par.
ty at the arena at 8 p.m. Atter
this the students went over to the
sehool; where they enjoyed record-
ed dance music. They had a de-
licious hot itinch to top the night
off.
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Question of the week: Have you
joined the euchre club yet?
SPORT SHORTS
This past week'. ,Voved success-
ful for the Seaforth Jualeniles, who
came up with two close wins.
The first game in Seaforth Thurs-
day night was a close, speedy con-
test all .the way. For a while it
looked as if the Zurich opposition
might be too strong for the local
lads, but after a second. period
slump they came back strong, led
by Ken Lane. When the final
whistle went, Seaforth had the one
goal advantage, slipping past Zur-
ich, 7-6.
Again on Tuesday night In, Hen-
s.all, Seaforth played a comeback
game that gave them a 5-4 win ov-
er Hensall. The game started in
Hen.sall's favor, but in the second
period Seaforth came back fast to
catch up. It was in the final 20
minutes that, tempers started to
get hot and ended up in a free-for-
all.
Tuesday night Industrial League
play saw a surprising win. In the
first game the St, Columban Irish
racked up a 7-1 win over Winthrop.
The game started close, but as the
game progressed Winthrop found
it hard to keep the pace set by
the Irishmen.
Tne Egmondville-Merchant con-
test was the upset, with the Eg-
mondville team stepping past the
seven -man Merchants by 6-3. This
was the first time this season that
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and girlaaw: the. _Winputinj'in'44011,,,
ere oUtscore._thent `010: aielieVcon".
tests. -The Puler tealln,, -balv,alf,err
handed Windham a real.a*Fillfillig.
In tbe firsalf-of the 104,491'.
contest, Seaforth.held the Play. but
Wingliam came liaelt rant in the
final half to take a 3319 victory.
Doug Stewart was ther basket
hange for the home club, while
team on led Wingham. •
In the` second garnet .between tbe
two girls' teams, Seaforth again
went down to close defeat when
Wingham slipped :past 17-1,4: At'
times it looked as if Seaforth might
come out on top. Close checking
by Wingham in the last et/after
gave them .their win.
bast but brightest was the Sea -
forth. juniors' trample over the
Wingham jenior. ISeaforth held,
the play all the way, and at no
time was there tough. opposition
from the visitors. Led by ''Ain
Litowskl with 11 points, Seaforth
came up with a 40-13 '
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the Egmondville Club has been able
to overpower Merchants, but they
are not expected to catch them in
the league running.
The Saturday night Seaforth
Baldwins - Stratford Kroehlers
game 'was one with a number of
surprises' throughout. In the first
period it looked as if it was a sure
walkaway for Seafortia, who scor-
ed all four counters in this period.
Fighting on an uphill road, the
Stratford team not only came back
to tie the locals, bat at times
threatened to overrun the Seaforth
team. It is these ,perlod slumps of
,Seaforth which have lost games
for the junior team before, and if
not checked might prove fatal in
the coming playoffs.
It is hoped that a third game
will be played between Stratford
and the local boys to settle the
two 4-4 tie games and declare a
winner.
"And now, gentlepien," continued
the councillor, "I wish to tax your
memory."
"Good heavens," Muttered a col-
league, ,"why haven't we thought of
that before?"
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"ABIGAIL GOES
HAYWIRE"
Sponsored by the Y.P.U. of
Northside United Church, and
presented by the Y.P.U. of
Cavan United Church, Winthrop
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Northside United Church
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 4
8:15 p.m.
Admission - 50c and 25c
IN THOSE DAYS. . . THE CARS
WERE PUT IJP ON BLOCKS FOR
THE WINTER . .
BUT TODAY IT'S DIFFERENT!
Today there are just as many cars in wintertime service as in the summer. And at the
same time, the chances for accident and injury due to Ice conditions, poor visibility or
clogging snow are considerably .higher. Experienced drivers know that the "feel of
the wheel" is different when driving in winter, and they grivern their stopping and
starting, speed, turns, and other manoeuvres accordingly. Under any driving conditions
it's a sound rule to remember, but In the wintertime especially, when roads and weather
are not as good as they could be, please . .
USE CARE, COURTESY and COMMON SENSE
Space contributed in the
service of this Community
by John Labatt Limited
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MP?, John, J liOpe you're not,
goitAg to too tkis,, amiss.. .As far;
,as P-Pgtir is 091100111(4 you aad.
'11rotty we. agree, 1 have no wax*
vol with you cadences or your
rhyvues. I like the way you put.
the words'together and the way you
make:,them Como out, .8o a few Sire-
Ple verses can capture the spirit of
*hie countryside which we both
love.
Besides, we both owe our poetic
allegiance to the same master of
the 'Muses and more than once
we've been together on: the twenty-
fifth of January to pay tribute to
the Immortal Memory (Pm sortY couldn't be with you this year and
I'm grateful that you asked me).
No, it's not over poetry that we
don't disagree. It's the weather.
We both know, of course, tha
like the poor and taxes and othe
unhappy things the weather is always With us, but it seems tha
when the weather is all right fo
you it's not the same with me.
Take this matter of wind. Take
this west wind. By golly you can
have it.
". . . do not forget the west -
I heard a good many say: It i
the best."
Well, I don't know who that good
man was (probably an Englishman
or an Irishman), but I'll wager that
hegot soft living. in the nice shel-
ter of, the town. Take your own
situation there. Hemmed in on
three sides by nice, tight houses.
Even the end of your street is
blocked by a big, solid red brick
'house which takes the brunt of the
wind from the west long before it
reaches you. The only alley down
which any wind at all can get a
good start is the opening of John
Street off the Main Street.
One of these days why don't you
drop in to see me up here at the
edge of the town? To thEr west of
us, there isn't anything to act as a
buffer at all. This great west wind
you and your friend think so much
of has a chance to show his true
colors out here. Come on up some
January day and sample it. Bring
that "good Man" along too.
But I warn you right 'now that
you better have on your long un-
derwear and earrnuffs, for when
the west wind blows it cuts right
through you to the .marrow of your
bones.
When we get a cold snap, where.
does it come from? The west.
And here's another thing. Don't
anybody ever tell you that it isn't
cold' out West either. Oh, I know
the old chestnut about how you
LEGION HOCKEY
Results, of games played Satur-
day.'January. 24:
Black Hawks 5, Maroons 2. Goals
for Black Hawks: McMichael 2, G.
Kerr 1, B. Flannigan 1 ,Strong 1.
For Maroons: McNairn 1, Johnston
1.
Rovers 3, Red Wings 1. Goals
for Rovers: Broome 1, Carter 2. For
Red Wings: Dupee 1.
'Brnins 7, Canadiens 6. Goals for
Bruins: Elliott 3, Scott 3, Chesney
1. For Canadiens: J. Watson 5,
licClinchey 1.
Pee Wee - Rangers 2, Maple
Leafs 0. Goals for Rangers: W.
Hugill 1, Rowcliffe 1.
Games Saturday, January 31:
9 a.m.-Canadiens vs. Rovers
10 a.m.-Black Hawks vs Red Wings
11 a.m.-Bruins vs. Maroons
12 noon -Pee Wee.
L.O.B.A. ARE SPONSORING A
Euchre Party
in the Lodge Room '
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30
at 8:30 p.m.
Admission - 40 Cents
LUNCH SERVED
Everybody Welcome
DANCE
SEAFORTH
Community Centre
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30
STARLINER ORCHESTRA
of New Hamburg
Sponsored by
SEAFORTH JUNIOR FARMERS
Everybody Welcome
AODMISSION - 50 CENTS
Euchre - Dance
MAtt-to,lw*to aste that yea Won't
get frozen.. POW when it's thirty, or
forty whot1i0 lea a 4ry co14,
or mit; Once watell 1 was ont there.
it wasfifty-four below, and. lu two
weeks it. Over got Warmer thou
thirty below. .1n.et try :to tell MO
you 'don't notice Mat! NO, sill All
our real cold comes front the west,
and it'that ugly wed wind that
brings it our way,
I know it's a dirty trick to guote
one 'poet against another. it's like
going from one doctor to another to
try to get Chef to contradict each
other. Normally, I wouldn't do it,
'but, as you can see, I have no
love for the west wind and will
stoop to any disreputable ti -ick to
discredit it.
I've never been inueb of an ad -
'wirer of Shelley, but since I re-
called what he wrote M the Ode
to the West Wind, I'm beginning
to change my mind:
"Thou dirge
Of the dying year, to which this
elosing night
eWill be the dome of a vast s
dire,
Vaulted with all thy congregated
might
Of vapours, from whose solid at-
mosphere
Black rain, and fire, and hail will
burst."
That's my old enemy, the west
wind. However, I never yet knew
two bra' Scots who would let a
little wind come between them. I'll
not hold it against you, old friend,
and when the east wind brings in
the gentle showers of spring and
all the good growing things start
surging from the rich Huron Coun-
ty soil, you'll maybe change your
mind. I'll be waiting for another
poem from your pen with the same
fine anticipation I wait for them all.
SEAFORTH
Community Centre
Friday, Feb. 6
8:30 p.m.
Murdoch's Orchestra
Auspices Seaforth W. I.
Ladies please bring Sandwiches
Lucky Lunch Ticket
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EGMONDVILLE
At the Sunday morning service
Rev. A. W. Gardiner ordained as
elders in the Egmondville con,gre-
gation: Andrew Houston, James
Hay, John MCCloy and Arthur Wal-
lace.
Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs.
Wes. 'Currie, Detroit, and Mrs.
Grace Whonsetler, Fort Wayne,
Ind., visited their cousin, Mrs. El-
more Stephenson, and Mr. Steph-
enson, also their uncle, David John-
ston, and Mrp. Johnston, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Haney spent
the weekend with Mrs. Haney's
sister, Mrs. Albert Clarke, and Mr.
Clarke, at Highgate.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sallows and
family have moved into the house
they recently purchased from Mrs.
Klein, Mitchell. We welcome them
to the 'village.
Mrs. Laura McNain, Lucknow,
visited recently with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Webster.
Win Many Prizes At
St. Columban Euchre
An enjoyable euchre was held in
the Parish Hall, St. Columban,
Monday evening. James E. Mc-
Quaid was in charge and presented
prizes as follows: ladies, most
games, Mrs. Raymond Murray; con-
solation, Mrs. John McIver; men,
most games, Maurice Melady; con-
solation, Joseph Shea.
The lucky chair was won by Mrs.
Win. Curtin, and the prize for the
couple whose wedding anniversary
came closest to January 2.6, was
won by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Con-
nolly. Other prizes were won by
James Nolan, ,a quilt; $10 by Mrs.
N. Krauskopf; a cushion by P. J.
Johnson, and $5.00 by Geo. Gettler.
Stratford Ties 4-4
Last Saturday
Freak scoring by Stratford
Kroehlers Juveniles and Seaforth
Juniors resulted in a second 4-4
tie, as the two teams met for their
second exhibition game here Satur-
day night.
Attacks by Seaforth in the first
period resulted in four goals within
a little more than 10 minutes,
Jerry Butson slapped in the first.
Within five minutes Ron Muir had
set Seaforth three up by notching
two. Bob Doig counted Seaforth's
final tally.
The Stratford club started to
hem Seaforth in from the starting
whistle in the second period. Strat-
ford's first tally was by Wank
MacPherson. From there on to the
11 -minute mark Seaforth held
Stratford off. After Paul McPher-
son fired Stratford's final and ty-
ing tally, both teams finished the
period with the lone major penal-
ties a the ga.nie.
Summary, Lineups
STRATFORD-Goal, Salter; de-
fence, Wilson, MacDermid; centre,
Bauer; wings, Shantz, Davidson;
alternates, Barton, Jesson, P. Mac-
Pherson, F. MacPherson, Stone,
Smith, Price. Bain.
SDAFORTH-Goal, Baker; de-
fence, Storey, Schooley; centre,
Berger; wings, Broome, Pike; al-
ternates, Morton, j. Muir, R. Muir,
Shine, Doig, Butson, Elliott, Aitchi-
son.
First Period -Goals: Seaforth,
Butson(Storey), 2:32; Seaforth, R.
Muir (Storey), 8:30; Seafinth, R.
Muir, 10.10; Seaforth, Doig, 13:28.
Penalties -Broome, Berger.
Second Period -Goals: Stratford,
MacPherson . (Stone, P. MacPber-
son, 3:54; Stratford, Shantz (Price)
14:12; Stratford, Baulk (Shantz,
Stone), 15:35; Stratford, P. Mac-
Pherson (Stone, F. MacPherson),
17:18. Penalties-M.110U, Stone, P.
MacPherson.
Third Perloti.--Goaki:,Nrite. Pen-
alties -Pike, B2114 Broianie:
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd
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